Toshiba is one step ahead of its competitors – the company announced that it will start selling the world’s first glasses-free 3-D liquid-crystal-display television sets in December, less than a year after most set makers launched 3-D television sets that require eye-wear.
InflueceFinder is more than an SEO tool. As the name suggests, it helps users to find those sites that are the most influent in a certain niche. The tool can be used in a number of ways, and it is very valuable for PR use as well.
With police ferocity increasing towards dissenters in Stuttgart, it is becoming clear German interests are determined to silence opposition at any cost. Just how important the Stuttgart 21 hub is to big business and politicians may clearly be indicated by recent actions. When kids are the target of water cannons,
The upcoming release of the spy spoof Red is cause for some anticipation. Academy Award winning actors Morgan Freeman and Ernest Borgnine are even willing to appear on Saturday Night Live to promote the film – it simply has to be good for that to happen. Right? Well maybe. The
The third annual Daniel Island Harvest Tour of Homes Dine Around can only be a success with Momentum Marketing in charge of PR.
SHIFT Communications today announced that Pitney Bowes Business Insight (PBBI), has selected the public relations firm after a highly-competitive agency review.
Kenya needs a PR boost for its police forces. Will PR agency, Gina Din Corporation, deliver?
Brian Solis is one of the most respected experts on the social web. The founder of Futureworks PR recently conducted a joint study with Vocus in order to reveal the elements of influence on the web. Everything PR News takes a look at the study, Brian, and the value of
If you ever wondered if there is a tech world outside Silicon Valley, you might be surprised to know that all the great minds on the Internet do not live in California. A Swedish school called Hyper Island trains the digital pioneers of the future, though so few realize it.
Virgin Blue denies airline has denied being responsible for a media ban affecting its terminals around Australia which occurred after their reservations systems have once again crashed earlier today. The airline says the Australian Federal Police kept the media away from terminals to avoid an increasing congestion.
